Human Geo 12/3 - break is over and we're starting a new thing

Today in human geo Mr. Schick explained why we didn't use the textbooks anymore (because it was hard), then continued to give us work from them textbook. The work from the textbook included: read the paper, underline things on the paper. It was pretty easy in my opinion, I mean, it's just whatever you assume to be important.  Thank you Mr. Schick.

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